Chapter 113: This Is the Oath of Allegiance I Give You (2)
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In the thunderous applause of enthusiastic applause, Min Xue’s singing voice slowly rose.
Her lyrics were beautiful.
The meaning was beautiful.
And it was an excellent hint.
At last, he has arrived.
At last, who did he arrive for?
Of course, it was for Zhou Jingyi.
When Zhou Jingyi sat down in the seat that only someone from Min Xue’s household had occupied, he did not deny Min Xue’s gratitude in the least.
It seemed,
their relationship was truly unusual.
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Qing Luan returned to the tea table and sat, rubbing her stomach; it was already mostly fine. She knew it was obviously not from a purgative, but she also knew the tea in the cup could no longer be drunk, so she poured it out, washed the cup carefully, brewed a fresh cup, and only then looked up at Yun Zifei.
Bai Shu, in a ragged state, had knelt on the ground, constantly bowing and striking his head on the earth before Miss Ma. In the grove one could only hear the repeated thudding sounds of his head hitting the ground. In just a few moments, the loose stones had torn his forehead open; bright red blood, mixed with dust, stained Bai Shu’s handsome face into a filthy ruin.
Indeed, Tang Guo alone was no longer enough to uphold the prestige of the new generation at Starry Peak. In the coming contest, Starry Peak was bound to be the first to be targeted.
While attacking the Blood-Lotus Boy, he saw Feng’er across from him. As he dodged, he suddenly changed direction, while the pair of flowing water-sleeves of her sunset robe kept whipping and swinging, trying to entangle him; with all those changing motions, he could not even begin to think of a counterstrike.
Di Yu had in fact thought long about the second and third moves, and ultimately decided it was safer to first suppress the opposing technique.
Qiu Liqing shuddered and nodded repeatedly. “Very good! Master Lin, you may be at ease!” Saying so, Qiu Liqing left at once without even turning back.
After Captain Hua spoke, he moved toward Chen Xuanyi and signaled with his eyes, meaning he should come along with his friend. Chen Xuanyi and the others followed him slowly. Four police cars followed behind, with three of them clearing the path.
The hundred-odd people who had come down from the mountains began telling others about their encounter with Liu Yunwei’s unit that day, and the hall immediately became uproarious with noise.
Yang Yan had no clear idea what this Heavenly Kylin Saint Body meant here, and he wanted to know much more about it.
Even Di Yu at first had not paid much attention to the pressure, thinking that mastering the best cultivation method was enough to make him strong.
“It's only a matter of being entertained,” one might say. Though, as Amy had explained, my tuition and boarding fees had already been paid, courtesy is not something money can buy, and etiquette truly cannot be omitted.
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The rules were quite simple, but when played they were not simple at all, and at times they could make the mind reel.
“Hey!”
At first everyone thought that after that kick Huo Yi would only have to swallow his grief, but when Young Master Liao Wu kicked off, the cries that followed came from Liao Wu himself.
The more I thought, the colder I felt all over, and when I looked again at that old photograph, there was no nostalgia left there, only a deep fear.
Zhao Lingling thought that offering a closed-book test was no better than an open-book one, so she frankly spoke out the key points of her assessment of the two.
“Don’t make fun of me,” she said. “Who in all the land does not recognize her? And if you claim you know Daji, you would be over a thousand years old.” Startled, Xiao Zhu’s voice rose a little too loudly, and she quickly covered her mouth.
“I am Xiwel. Well, I must go do something now; we shall meet again next time.” After exchanging a couple of polite words, Xiwel turned and left.
Old Qiu took it, closed one eye and peered inside with the other; inside it was pitch-dark, utterly impossible to see anything.
And that unusual haste was taken by the Yuran priest as nothing but the improper act of a loving elder brother, over-worried by missing his younger brother and moved into rudeness at hearing the news.